The Sun. — London, England, 1818-06-17 00:00:00

fiEDFoltbstiint rLEc I 1074. 41)e cheering scene that is now passing 11eighboterbood Of lie If 1 lit t l I ' ant. t.le activity and ant zeal of the hearty friends of (:01. nel Os //°4141, remind me of what was witnessed here I tivent Y-four y ears ago, on a like happy occas . ioo. I 'e same upright Candidate, then a very y'oang III"' wacables on hi s trave l s a b road, when the vene• Baronet, his lather, was intl .ced by ti Il ls! and worthy freeholders of Bedlotdsl'ire , 11°11 "aate him as one (4 their Representative, to earliantent, Never did the I)FAtt ()ID CoLINTY master a gi:eater field of Built ISti Wour , l Lt Eae `MEN AND TOL76, than on that no morahle 1) . ceFt/i ° 111 • Every coon, ettattoe beano el to ith ch eer 111111es s - -every heart was bi, wi'll die cause, a , they rallied round the ( nflArd of TINE PATOIO - raised in the 1)1(1 CO I V-111Vallir.V ; from tilience this army of OLD EN(TLI•Of PATRIoTS. 4h.111110) Ii lauds OF th r Bi,s^ of KINGS, true 1 " 1 O f 'the COVSTITUTIoN, matched for the county St" n• AN the worthy Ma rons, tool all the fair hihitiens, their danghtet•, as in days of yore, trawded the window.., det ot ated with the favours th e CHOthtlAft , - . —•o hail the approa, 11 IS'ag c , ivaltaile, The trumpet's brraen ihroat - at( of its arr i ‘ ..l at the Town Ti.e 11141atinle sound nervAded the Clo•Cly•IlIalshalled 1.4 " 3 . The horses and their riders appealed ali ke ius.pited with joy ; not even the humblest rude hoes., with main well combed, tiirnmed heels, caparisoned for this master, I ' 4 ' °lowed some true English bi I. Woe ! Irl 1 , jo tl,e spirit of prophesy. woe! to the '‘arit that s h ou ld rt.-re sort , an embrio cavalry as i his7.— the British volll4nry, the pride of Eng -414 t -1' oft their own halmwed fields! %Vire a w" ftflseltl v i tal d a y, when every bold, 1141)endent rider, who had received 3 ticket for is Cheer, Cheer, made a dash for the loyal lons 2 : 1 th e OLD 'foss N, whose Goon VINE NEEDS f i .• t 4Us " .01 1 ;hat m emora bl e day, too, my silo (bar were present call ever forget I , :• l( 'Y o tt§t'e.'oo w e made in the Great Ilan in. St. a tl 4 ; I. '" .t i";ift. 'lucre Sir G EORGE p t esiderl— t - k tiu re a (t euarti d no bl e B edfordsh i re worthy wed chair—dress " the bells were " thouidi no " Mass was sung," yet n'lritriszed iglu suers dy." li'e wet e not without however, 'for one it) the strains of Ai:4"s toiletry(' ou'r hearts with his ." Robin he, re .1 his soul, like our Divine 'j tPo"! n.obara," " died singing of ttm l . "t' som e reminiscences th a t pl ease i e:l-(lh. rertai n rrn , ler as!wciatiOtts that mini lr "-('''tos pAst delight —many then alluded s e in ` l 'e. 1)411. 1 appe a r no t their accustomed 41 at t he festri,e norril—many, loyal E.o`tils have c "lce ""tveyed to thew—to that " undiscovered from %%hor n twin-ire uo travelltr_tettorns." a Pl)7 " their spii hover over tit, - would they not (“" our Zval for ()SEMI N .. 1 „ "li f"llr year s ago , who couli i l have divine, I.ll' succeeding e'veittful times. A •Vower has 1, 1 1 1 t4 l4/e ar ed that has (king, (I vast regions 'with A ---to feed sari insatiate ambition that k'pre tl universal empire ;-3 ?tower that madly i rarltpleil to the dit•t all mora l ol d er I 11431 t e' : . " ii"lou tier er sacred alt ar I t h at was on 1 1 1 ": Poin t l o f dettioralizotg th e c i v ili ze d wor ld !-- 'o could l fibe r ) out - foreseen that England "'" des" through the virtues of its Monarch, the ) 1(1°4 1 anil steadiness of his Government, aided P:3' the ! gayety, constancy, and affection of his 414 e . to set AO example to other P owers , to ri‘l',lkett th e i r energies, to re-kindle their teligion, l'ltirnitely t o crush t hi s mig '11('°'(1, and hty amnion of 1. 11 r estore ord er to t h e trou bl ed world k.‘4t co ntrast to thi s no bl e exert i on of 441;141' Vi,ttte wwoldo u ld History h ave h a d to "cord OU R L'AcTEftl.l BEEN , U.LowED TO TRIUMPH IN 'F-NATE! Illbdet " trt 8 A ter) , my loyal friend s no d ne i g hb ours, Goon Urn C ause, and choose for our 1 , 13 e: e3enitll ive One who, will EEPHESENT Us ••••-t1 s t)l 'n E (4, E MEN AND TRVE. Su c h a one i s le ar t st e . l , 43811° " - ---" May he live a thousand ~,,..4..iu,,,,AIGI:REEttoLDER OF BEDFOR .11efle ' DSUiItE, 4i. b ---- tal4: sANIUEL noMILLIf.—The Chronicle_ Ihs-"i"' saville, lie was born in Greek- street--it -------------- is 'nis i, setiss 3't.ll,''' 11'111TH-street. His lathei. was -. . (ed it' ll4rN,t•r, i , C. a lapidary, awl be wFts eciliC4ll.., th t)f i iteitl;lV School : of cours e he stirked the 1 tlk ,"licl.),,ll')ljeatiistn Irmo his telations in GUlie"C 1411 ',,..,:traeleti the notic e of Alr, Fox, who orac le hr 11°Ilt► ),e-Grtirritl, with it silk ; 0 ' 1 " '' ," rh sti )l4 Il e lost ott the downfall of that G"Ille. P041,;,1311(1 rotisetp.ently he has shewil his `115;,"!: N I 4 4.11 t by opl.o,i,ig dll th e inegslires o f vi" 13 ;11‘11:" : ' i ' ere " he is not a nit-nth:l.; but he i -' 1 ''Y tuan 1 • .• notch to be witdied that tvi ti ~. . , Hill it I% tr ii c .oe tptiirtted hit Wel . ttlitoster. , are daily 14""Is 01111115S:OtleiS of the Ailtnir'''Y ~ . I)ot.i. "tl4"cted ttlino it visitation at l'entbrokt. 1 i',il4l(l* „,,,i t the (Th s t, 'n()l'lling. the Sp3sions rotorti''.. all i ldil . Jllatict i.ll:_ hefOle I.\l i • Justice P.:tali. and "rl -4,TT. NEW PARLIAMENT, MEMBERS RE'II7II'NED. pares; Leicester (Bc4) 'OO ; Altit)fit.l(l. J Somers Cock,. Cieneral Porter, J. T. 11., Brailslolw, 1 W'rot tesle s y. J. Gilvert, Mintin.s,idon (Po.) -fi c4pr.ir, mout3g . i. T. G. Estcourt, r Pearie. Iti4tt IL),). G. It. Rose; 11014Ist. Elora. IV. S. I.kottie. C. ISir C. Greville. / J. E. Dowdes‘i•ell, t J. NLirt in. 1.1. Wildomo, ID. W. Harvey. Rei;,rat'e ,toc Tetridge 411idhurt arkley Devizes Chr is tch rch Warwick (B 6 ) kesbu ry Colchcster STATE OF Porer, June 16. Sir .T. Jackson 31 'I E. B. Wilbraham 301 It. It. Bateman ... gG Mt /Jester, June' 16 Lord Binning Jauirs 11:irnet Major Tome ns 14 I,erres, Julie 16. Sir .T. Shelly Mr. Shitliser Mr. Erskine .... Mr. Baring POLLS AT Canterbury, June i 6. . Lord Clifton ... lqs Nlr. Laihington Mr. Baker . ,, 24 Ipswich, June 16. Mr. Criclictt .. 10f; NI r. Newton .. ' lO5 NI r. Baring B5 Sir W. Bolton ... 7'2 Sou hampton, June 16. . Mr. Chamberlayue 77 Mr. Crespigney 49 Mr. As htown • 4l GEN URAL I , ,LLL I'ION. The Bight Hon. Charles Long was elected fur Haslethere with so faint an opposition as to ren der the aitempt quite ridiculous. %Ve wish all Officers in the Public St rvice equal pretensions with this Gesitleman to the confidence of Consti tuents, and the respect of the Nation. James Boller, Esq. has a strong probability of success in the City ot Exeter. The other Candi dates are, W. Conrtct►av, Esq. and R. %V. New man, Esq. W. Arundel Harris, Esq. has de clined. Alr. Bastard and Sir Thomas Acl And seem to be perfectly secure ot being returned for the County of Devoninire. Lord Graves having. declared his intention to decline standirig for Okeltampton, Christopher Sa vile, Esq. has offered hiniseit as the new Alenther, and Albany Sa►ile, Esq. the former Member, stands again. F. 51. Otnumntly, Esq. perseveres in offering himself tor Barnstaple, anti +6ll probably succeed. Colonel ,Mien has been successrully canvassing the to‘%ll and Borough .4 Pealbrclie, am! uo 11(1111)1 1, entertailleci of his being returned for that place.--Alr. Jones, the late Alember, ts reported to st,itt for Cal marthen. Covvt4l7.ltY ELEcTIoN.—IVooLE t t has declined his pretensions to the repre!.rtitation of that City In eavour of Mr. ELLICE, with whom lie does hot al ogrther agree as to political opinion, but Who appears to be better furnished with those essen tial recoinintnilations to the independent Freein , n of Coventry, which could not be supplied by the '2OOl. subscribed at WooLEft's Meeting at the City of London Tavern.-1i is txpected that I‘TooLER will noiv take an active part to the Wistmioster Contesi. The greatest difference prevails between hi n t and HUNT. BRISTOL, JUNE 16.--Our polling; has commen. cell, a n ti is at present continued with !ouch spirit, though as to rite final result, the impartial anti 1111hi,ussed mind cannot bane a doubt. At halt 'Oast three the; ototibers stood as wider—. Davis, 475—Protheroe, 183. Davis is secure of his election tty a most triumph. am majority. JUNE 16. —Our Election commenced this morning, and at the close of the poll the numbers tvet e its tinder-- Sir .1011,1 Jackson 313 Mr. Edwati Bootle Witiirallani 301 Richard Bateman Robson It is expected that Air. Suotawore, t‘ho attends the Hustings as Agent fur Mr. Robson, he being too unwell to attend iti person, will decline .to tnor row. Grantham, it is supposed, will have four , if not fire Candi. - Fat es. The names mentioned are, Sir W. E, Welhy and Robert Smith, (the pre sent Members). the Hon. Edw. Gust, Lieut.- Colonel Hughes, and John Douglas, Esq.—Very %varm work is anticipated. On Thursday, and the day preceding, the three Candidmes, Lord Deerlonst, Sir Wm.DifirGordon, and Cu!. Davies, made their entry int:: the City of Worcester in high spirits, and were imme diately joined by their different friend.). These Gentlemen have been since emp!oyed in an active re • C;111 Vass, :Alit! we understand are all ready and anxious to take the field. In Ohl Alan's Advice to a Young Member (1 Par. !inane:lL—Enter the House of Comtitons as the 'emple of libel ty ; do not dishonour ti►at temple n-e,crye your ticcdun► as the 1►le;i ;; c of j•our iu egrity. !lead, enquire, he,,, debate, and then detvrtnine. Do not ‘vitliont approve ot, nor without good cause oppo,e, the measures of the Court. he true patriot ‘vill lend his assi s t ance to voahl e the King to mlotioister lost ice, to protect the subject, nil to ag grandize the !ration. Avoid hitter specches : you meet not to revile, hut to reason. The best toett may err, and here( ore he n ,, t adianie,l to be convinced yourself, nor he ready to reproach others. Remember, that your electors did 1)01 send wnet to Parliament to make yoiir own . fortune, but to take care theirs. When you do speak, take special care that it is to the put p,se 'itud rather study to confine yourself to the subject with brevity and perspicuity, than to indulge yourself in the unnecessary displ,y or a flowery lion. If you reel within you will storn round the House fur support i 10r be as sured, that yonr comcicoCe, and your coun try, will support you. " iAi;~;. ticc of Coot. b e dealt heir PaSt •rca► l'O' • • - VII each iblic melt _.-the Ives acres U• of their t he clia- .ich 'l'4 as beillg tere 6" °f Im inst et once, the • sp rt le p g it ! lanc e ' t " it , c of nd; te: (be by toi e% , 11 “ 1" ; ll— ies ° f 1"4 „.opei ° ,mere' lie 007 ii s 44 ; ,oro °tlt ' iv :,n of an d r ''' 'st t s wbi o t i be no/ ;flail) 11 . 0" I ,e „t s c.llll it t 11 01 t : wil l ' 11 ; b os v t o 01 1 ll e ce 5541 0, fe L" q l c t if 01)5101)'1; E 5 °%llti aCC(li i i be c-(' ,jog 00 , c rie . y. iier ' e ; , i he o at cel°. ' l l o p it th e "I°l , OF' bee' °I4, tio t c of ti I' ve11)io I r 3e ir 4 01 til‘ u" r'' ats/Y ' 111 : r c 0 1 ) P oe' D ose io owl"' ns corP 10' ioo of l ' rt bag ! P il s c r ev e ,e ' i l , e r* orl .1 J5 1. ' 4 ,1 i 0 t; OP'? ; 14C i" p fir,'tr,i he, P 0 E T It NINTH EPISTLE to the EDINIIURGEI REVIEWERS. ECOND FART.] Cui plus liret (pan) par (st, Plus volt 06in liret• Such are the strains, ►tonsensically hold, These i ModernTribuneSof the Pciiplehuld. So !.right Sir FRANK, that Jacobisradept, That pupil of 1-lORN Tontic, fIuaDETT Yder, Spout forth a speech his s 1 ister would disclaim ; For Ire had powers,—Unt peace be.to his name t To other worlds his spirit now has fled; Then let not 111;19 presume tojudge the dead. But of such tools as Cor:mfr . , we may speak, Strong in his !align:lgoe, in his reasonings weak ; A factions changling; Who both ways confutes', Extols or blames as his convenience suits ; To•'day disgracing, with his praise profuse, the man he (ruse had itonour'd with abuse. ltless'd he the Habeas Corpus Act Suspension, 7 Which sent him off, and Sat'd us by prevention His body now pollutes not Eirgianirs soil, America still profit by his toil. Would she had too that Western Gracchus,.HuND, Who thrusts himself most forward in the brunt; ASCetis the rostrum-cart, to order calls,. And With Stentorian lungs his nonsense bawls, Whilst all the sewn mist rabble of the towit Stand openinouth'il to gtilp his p.risons'ido%sn ; Arid when the whole they're swallow'd, ringS the air, Hats wave a'rourni, and instant .01 prepare To go where'er it is his will to lead 'ear, in search of injur'd rights and long lost freedoni ; Nor once reflect, amid their loud latillarr, That all he does, and every word he says, Is proof of freedom carried to excess. Deluded rug s ► ! your fatal zeal repress Open your eyes, exert your sense, and own The pillory might be a fitter throne. Where plac'd with chains, adorning arms and legs ) You,inight anoint him King, with rotten eggs. If such should be the fate of those who seek The People to mislead, and faction speak— To what exalted—what a glorious height, Should they be rais'd who madly faction writ AVorns spoken w / itit the air that form'd them die, But printed words in all directions fly, Their mischiefs fix, and may fur years endure. Where then to seek so great an evil's cure In printing—that must printed errors elute, And with the poison give the antidote. • If knaves will print to moat: the people's rage, Let others print the tempest to assuage; Let wiser men do all the good they can, And teach mankind the real rights of man. This is a task beyond my feeble force, I then will onwards hold my destin'd course. A course less per'ilons, and only ask Some stronger hand to execute the task. What, so I say ? the task has been perform'd, Faction ueert brown, and all her strong holds storm e d. 1-LANTHAFF is gone ! but still his works remain, To make the efforts of the scoffer vain ! Let others follow him, let verse and prose, Faction and infidelity oppose ; In onion firm, the pions war renew, And thio' his shifts the wily foe pursue. could I make all your mischiefs plot n, I should not think my pen had mov'il, in vain.; Then might good sense arid loyalty prevail, Their increase mark'd by your decreasing sale ; - Then might I see where books.stand rang'd in rows, This just inscription at your series close : • - " I love King, Country, and Religion—all '' Of whi,ll this work appears to wish the fall. - " [levier here left oil,”—would many thus may Thus ex;lttlite the (feat!, of your Review ! Meanwhile, farewell, Reviewers of the Thistle, Till I attend you with my tenth Epistle. MARRIAGE IN HIGH LIFE. Yesterday evening, at six o'clock, his Grace the Doke of LEINSTER and. Lady CHARLOTTE , AUOUSTA ITANII op E , youngest • (laughter •of the E it I and Countess of iiARRINGTuN, were married by his Grace the . Archbishop of CARTPanuaT, at Harrington !loose, Stable-yard, St. Ja►nes's: His Royal Highness the Pat NCR HaGENT gave the 13ride away. The Bridemaids were Lady CAtto- NE STANHOPE, and Lady LUCY MOLYNEUX.— The ceremony was performed in the b 11. room facing the !'ark, in :be presence of nearly forty distinguished personages, among whom were ,his Royal High OZSS the Duke of Yoa&. After the ceren►ony, the company partook of a grand en tertain-inch - it, consisting of every delicacy, with tritits and wines of the tichest description, during Which the band of his Lordship's regiment (the Lite Guards), in their state dresses, pertormed martial and other nis'c in the hall. A little he• tore ten o'clock, the happy pair set off in a beau (it'd chat irk and four hoises, for Lady LIAR RING- Torc's seat, Sunning Hall, Beeler, where they arc expected to remain some time. There were pre sent, besides the E,rl and Countess of HARRING TON, and their famile7--- The &tither of the Duke of Leinster, the Duke of Cam bridge, Ali. and Nirs. Arthur Stanhope, the Earl and Conn- I es, of Stanhope, Earl of Harewoml, the Conntefs of Sefton, the Duke of Somerset, Sir Thomas and Lady Lack Foley, Lady Mary P ott l e t, L a d y Sophia Fitzgerald, th e or;ager Duchess of IlittNital, the Marquis and Marehionees of 'Fa tistock, the Duke of t;rafttin, Mr. arid Mrs. Fitz!orald, Nli s s Scymour C'olcumot,' Lady Mary iiuss , Lady cytttin, Lord Kinuaird, Lord riley, and Nlrc, Mory Sutton. its 110 , 1.11 ot Li.ATttNCE hero pleased to appoint T. C. JUNE 3, 1 Sc 3. Sur geon in his Majesty's Navy rind Plymouth Dock yard, to be Singecni Extraordinary to his lioyal 'Almlie and Durhess rrf CvmtillCANn and suite ;1•1!1, in a fem.' (lily's, set out tor the Con tinent. Their preparations roe neatly cOfinplete. i\lr.. CoLMAN, it is said, has been of ertd; and lii ' , CC( ed. tl.e management of Drury-lane Theaire. report, it :yell founded, must he high!) , gratifying to the Public, for then tlreMe tropolifiin Stage will be tinder rite ditection of a wan of toi , Ws, long expetlenee, and pourers Ivbich enahle.liiiit front his own resources to en rich the I)rama with productions of orip;inal merit, Its 11th as to give dii 4 torce KW! diect ;() the st erling remains of former writers. . Ml' NEWS. BonTSmouTtr, .7.uxE 164.-Arrired the Borodino transport, with I foovs from(;thraltar.—Saiied I:is ) , lajesty's ship Isi her, Admiral Sir C. 1 f anillton, for Newfoundland. . i'lt ‘ LMOUTII, .11N1. I s.—Camt in the Harriet. ;tones. fr , )rn the South Seas fur London —left the Cape 10th April ; his Majesty's ship Spartan from the Mediterranean. .yurtt: 16.—The I%bule of the ships bound for tiis Riser hare sttiied. • PLymouTti, JUNE 4.—The Duke of Clarence, Pox master s of thic port, soiled from Nournonitier about 3q clays ago, anti has not since been heard of. Dovtu, JUNE lb.: -Arrived oft this port the schooner Two Friends, lloskin:gs, from Fayal : on sth inst, spoke the Prin cess Charlotte. of Whitehaven, from London f,:r Bengal, its lat. 48. , 41., long. 9.90., al will. rtsneis. .tp,bed witb.—June Ist, the ship Benson, from '`llliisgow to Trinidad, out S days—June 11, in lat 48. 281, long. 10. 14.. the Dutch ship John and Henry, fiow Charles: ton fur Ilatoburich, out 37 days—May )3, the Sceptre, of Fowey, from Barcelona fur Of/01 to, out 10 days—May 18, the Penguin, from PiCer6o for Boston—May 21, the brig Louisa, of ilull, Iron, Malta fur Jamaica, out 4(1 days—May 30, in Sat. 39. 17., long. 9. 40., the brig Uni.m„ of and from London for Naples, out 15 days—June 9, the Northumberland, of and for London, from Odessa, out 10 days front Gibraltar—June 7, in lat. 45. 55,, long. 14. 50. the brig Mary, of andfor Lon don from Bat celona, out 63 days—June 12, in lat. 46. 48,, long. 9. 10., the Betsey; of:mid from London fur Anr.gua. Mitsnan HAVEN, JUNE Is.—Arrived yesterday the Gower packet, Captain Gray, with a mail and passengt rs from Wa terford; and the Leicester packet, Captain Steele, sailed With a mail and passengers thereto.—Sailed also the ito mart sloop of war upon a cruize.—The Stoldwich !matt i 5; hourly expected ty arrive from Waterford; and the Auckl.,rid, Captain hichards, sails this ermine; with the mail thereto, upon its arrival lone nom Lotlon.—Tne Peesevi-r.tnee. Chapman; and Rich:l,l.-1,14,yd, ti , ober s..ips, ate unloadoig at the dock-yard : the Richard will sail in a few days fur :Nli rainiehi, to procure a cargo of timber. MR. MA It 1 - i thinhtl e s s with regret on the port of the Public that this popular favourite, last night, con cluded for the season the miscellaneous enterain meta, which he entitled " Ma. MATuttw's nomE," at the ENGLISH OPERA HOUSE. kVe be lieve that no species of public ainostineut pIT -3CIIICtI by AN INDIVIDUAL ()time, WAS tver mat keit by such unabated aurae ion. From the multi finks typo attended, and the CI owds who were. disappointed in heir atletnpis to obtain admission, it is probable that if the facetious Perfurtuur Itati delivered his Lecture Of motley ii iment even its one of our titsoasloos THEATRES ROYAL, it wool , i have been lull every 'light. Indeed the variety, as tea as humour, of the whole, constituted his admitahie repst, and, judging from the cX traordinary success of the Performer in the 1110 t °piths, it lily be confidently es pected that the sante eager curiosity will attend hint through tl:e whole of his proviccial career. It may be thought, tlogt in twat he said in t:ie pre tato, y part of his until taitouctl!, and in the spe eels of last night, which we subjoin, that h e had n ecti too severe upon the regular Theatres 11.11 if the Whole syttetn of THEATRICAL NIANAGFM'NT, iIl a ll its beatings, were to be folk , deveioped to the world at Loge, we believe that the public %void:l vot wonder lilt At and Actresses should be anxious to tmancipate themselves bum caprice, pique, resent tnent, and oppresNiun, hid tt oul.l E ar her (egret that Pet formers of the lii;:best professional merit should he exposed to such treivinent, not possessing the extraordinary powers and versati 'lily of talent which enattle Mr. AlaTtrEws to nnike a rapid cumse to prosperity, independently of the monopolizing u9n;ioul of PATENTS or LICENSES. 'l'he following is the speech with which he dessert his truly disetting performances, and which wa* received with warm and continued approbation:— " LarnEs AND GENTLEmEN,—The only painful pArt of my exertions now remains, that of bidding you farewell! The Eteat Patent Theatres liave so entirely exhausted the lan guage of self-commendation, that they have leit me no choices of terms that can express my gratitude for civet flowing, Anil brilliant audiences'—' rapturous, unanimous, and unbound ed app ' lause,'—' roars of laughter,'--' ungnalititd appro bation, and unprecedented success.' I must theickne content Myself with offering in less ponipmis, hot n u t It sincere phraseology, the humble tribute of heartfelt thanks. Accept, Ladies and Gentlemen, this homely, but genuine expression of tity feelings, and believ e that it wits he ion proudest recollection of my life, that dorio; the coo, se of forty evenings' Entertainments, I kite been itionoured not only with hodses, but also by your approbation and ap plause. The question whether I had dune wisely in leaving. the boards of what are called the regular Toratres, and whit:it Was sometime problematical, is now decided; and 1 may say (without more vanity than your encouragement will fully Justify) is decided in my favour. I butt' therefore leave tin., Metropolis with that plentiful harvest which has ripened iu the sunshine of your favour. Butt this I beg to state distinct ly, that while I sat advised that my pet formances ire within the strict letter of the law, no fear shall drier me front pro ceeding; and that I will resist strenuoosly , and tinily any measures that may be pursued to support On Injurious mono poly to my injury, and that I shall double all the ever t ics of my lesistance from the recollection that I am coot ending it the cause of the Public, who have no right to be cottoned of their lawful amusements, or to be told ov Pal eniees, If you won't come to laugh with tic, we w iI tali,. care you shall nut go and laugh elsewhere.'- 7 -That I shall niche you laugh agaith and again I sineetely lupe, nad though I must douse a mer rier sUbject than Pa , ent rheatres aLd. Mon/y..l,es, I 110 not dollht that I shall have the cordial satisfaction of meeting again next year, as many smiling faces as hate graced' this 'Theatre for the last forty nights that I have had the honour and happiness of receiving you, ‘..-ft IIuNT.---A meeting of `haters for the an. ot GARRET %vhs beld yesterd a y at the Cat and Bagpipe s , ! n or d er to prttpose peaceable CTelitl, wan as a Caddidate. The grand •soti (bill 1314 e 1chc.7.4; was in the char, and the company, tln,ttg:i not numerons, tl'as V e ry re spertotble. con•isted o iirk-ass ?701, brit k ni,ikert,•,bq.(l-eateliets, rtitollarks, fi lchers, biittneks : 4m: Ele. C!iiiirtnan's address , :as very pAthetie. lie said Mr. IJUNT ‘vas a r, juted wan ; that he Lis country for tiie of the gout' th-loto In it, but hated long l',erlirt^ moos, arid Ail the rogo c s that h4ti say, Cl the em pire; that he kt'a bitttr enemy to he nionopolr of liter , %vits ye, y tinlll of, but raiiieti of Hops, ati atticle in .‘liich he Eninll-tiv spe coliited ; Ihett he mrts fine. s , pe.ker, pro! S'iur It} be be ref tit !led, he sis i NO, or ,toßy the best measure. his I , .j4 . ,t‘'s Ministers shoiiiti propose, Hint yes to the veorit, Such able (Inc- Aritie as this wes loudly oppLitoied by the trbyle company; who protriiseii : 0 ante for hin t . The - remaiiis of _Lady,A ‘‘', re removed strsterdsy; for ifitertniht thti family v au lt, i n 'Northampton.